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Dece,ber 29, 1938 ~ December 14, 2016 LaCreda Louise Daugomah, 77, of Binger, Oklahoma, died December 14, 2016. She was born December 29, 1938 to Henry and Alice Weller. She received her education at St. Anthony’s Nursing School, and worked as an RN for the Indian Health Center in Anadarko, Oklahoma. LaCreda loved to tell jokes, and loved her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and family very much. She followed her traditional Caddo ways and was a member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Anadarko. She was survived by her brother Sonny Newton Sewell and wife Tilly of Enid, Oklahoma; sister, Suzie Weller Arallano and husband Oscar of Binger; daughter, Alys Supernaw Cruikshank of Binger and her children, LaDawna and Matthew; son, William 'Son' Supernaw IV and wife Casie of Oklahoma City and their children, Nashoba and Tashka; son, Kywin Supernaw and wife Amy of Carmel, Indiana, and their children, Michael, Ava, James, and Sarah; The late Andrew 'Drew Boy' Supernaw and his children, Mahamanee, Shantel and DeAnna; and her great-grandchildren, Logan and LaCreda 'Sally' Supernaw. The wake and funeral services was held at the Caddo Nation Complex Community Building at Binger Y. The wake was on Friday, December 16 at 7:00 p.m. Services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 17 December, with burial at Binger Cemetery. |
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